Laurie Webb speaks with Master Gardener Jackie Tarchala about some new tolls that seniors can use to make gardening a little easier.

Laurie Webb and the rest of the Today's Seniors Living Well cast thank Supervisor Brian Oneto for helping to make this season of the show happen.

Here are today's armed forces news headlines:

1) Returning veterans finding work at rail lines

2) Hospice of Amador and Calaveras participates in "We Honor Veterans" program

3) Retired Air Force Colonel Bill Talley speaks about life as a POW

4) Army Sgt. Brendan Marrocco receives double arm transplant

5) Marine Corps' new mascot Chesty 14 made a full Marine

Gina Woods talks with Donna Lyons about the Owie Bow Wowie Project and how it might be able to help comfort the children of wounded soldiers.

Gina Woods talks with Donna Lyons about the Owie Bow Wowie Project and how it might be able to help comfort the children of wounded soldiers.

Here are today's armed forces news headlines:

1) Returning veterans finding work at rail lines

2) Hospice of Amador and Calaveras participates in "We Honor Veterans" program

3) Retired Air Force Colonel Bill Talley speaks about life as a POW

4) Army Sgt. Brendan Marrocco receives double arm transplant

5) Marine Corps' new mascot Chesty 14 made a full Marine

Supervisor Richard Forster with Tom Slivick about a few of the items that are on the agenda for this week's meeting of the Amador County Board of Supervisors.

Here are today's news headlines:

1) Arrest made in Leila Fowler homicide investigation

2) Possible expansion of 73.6-acre aggregate mine on Hwy 88 to be discussed at Amador Planning Commission meeting

3) Jackson valley quarry project to be discussed at Amador Planning Commission meeting

4) Jackson City Council announces agenda for May 13th meeting

5) Amador City requests continuance of the review, update, and possible amendment to the city's sphere of influence

6) AWA personnel recognized for response to water main break in Ione

Supervisor Richard Forster with Tom Slivick about a few of the items that are on the agenda for this week's meeting of the Amador County Board of Supervisors.